How to get involved

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Are you a student interested in media and looking for a chance to get your work published? If you don’t know who we are, you should read this first.

We have two ways for you to get involved with Campus!

As a Contributor

You will be able to write for Campus magazine, as well as for our website blog. As a Contributor, you will work from home, school, cafe, or wherever you feel comfortable – you simply need to pitch your stories to us.

This position is ideal for those of you who can’t commit to a full-time internship, or those who want to practise their journalism skills. Don’t worry if you don’t think your work is polished – as long as you pass our English test, we will help you develop your skills from there.

As an Intern

You will be able to write for Campus magazine, website, and even be involved in our regular brainstorming sessions! In addition to editorial duties, you may be able to try your hand at social marketing, video production, as well as outreach and events.

This position is ideal for those who are on term break, or in between schools; basically, for those who have a lot of time to commit to a full-time gig. Our internships last for at least 3 months.

What do you get to do with Campus magazine…?

In addition to getting published, here are some opportunities we’ve provided for our student contributors:

Exclusive Reporting

Interviews: we can arrange for interviews for your story. For eg. we’ve sent contributors ON-SET at LucasFilm, interview artists like Nathan Hartono, and more!

Event coverage: our contributors have covered events ranging from award shows and fun runs to film festivals, community initiatives, and more!

Upcoming Events

The Magners International Comedy Festival, now in its sixth instalment, will take its hat off to to an incredible line-up of top-billing international comedians over two weekends (15th and 16th March, 21st to 24th March).[...]

Due to popular demand, My Music Taste is bringing Dreamcatcher to Singapore on March 22nd at Gateway Theatre, Main Theatre for their ‘Invitation from Nightmare City‘. Singapore is the second stop on their Asian tour[...]

The Magners International Comedy Festival, now in its sixth instalment, will take its hat off to to an incredible line-up of top-billing international comedians over two weekends (15th and 16th March, 21st to 24th March).[...]

The third edition of Nickelodeon Fiesta promises to be a fabulous carnival of adventures! The two-day free event at Clarke Quay will feature playful Nickelodeon activities that are inspired by Singapore’s rich history and traditional[...]

The Magners International Comedy Festival, now in its sixth instalment, will take its hat off to to an incredible line-up of top-billing international comedians over two weekends (15th and 16th March, 21st to 24th March).[...]

The Magners International Comedy Festival, now in its sixth instalment, will take its hat off to to an incredible line-up of top-billing international comedians over two weekends (15th and 16th March, 21st to 24th March).[...]

Calling all PUBG players! Think you have the skills to win a PUBG tournament? Then form a team of 2 with your best gaming buddy and join SAFRA’s first PUBG Mobile Gaming Tournament! Prizes: Champion[...]

Singapore Repertory theatre (SRT) will kick off its 2019 season in April with The Truth, a witty play about marital infidelity, by French playwright Florian Zeller. In The Truth, we see two unfaithful middle-aged couples[...]

Lushington Entertainments is proud to announce pop breakthrough Anne-Marie will be back in Singapore for a one-night only performance on 9 April 2019 (Tuesday) at the Capitol Theatre. 2018 has been a hugely triumphant year[...]